Syria Says Downed Israeli Missiles Over Damascus
News - Middle East: Syria says its air defenses have confronted an Israeli missile attack over the capital Damascus, in the latest act of aggression by Tel Aviv against the Arab country.
Syria's state news agency SANA quoted a Syrian military source as saying that the country's military had intercepted a number of Israeli missiles targeting southern Damascus.
The military source said the attack was launched at 04:20 am local time from the occupied Golan Heights.
“Our air defenses confronted the hostile missiles and downed some of them,” the source said, noting that only material damage was caused.
On Monday, Syrian media said the Israeli regime had launched a missile attack on an area near the Sayeda Zeinab shrine in a southern suburb of Damascus.
That attacks come as Israel continues its brutal ground and air aggression against Palestinians in the besieged Gaza Strip.
Source: Press TV
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